What would you do if you found two values that were twice as big as the next highest value?

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If I discovered two numerical values that were twice as big as the next highest value, I would expunge them because they can affect the final results.

<h3>What is a numerical data?</h3>

A numerical data is also referred to as a quantitative data and it can be defined as a data set that is primarily expressed in numbers only.

This ultimately implies that, a numerical data is a data set consisting of numbers rather than words.

<h3>What is an outlier?</h3>

An outlier can be defined as a numerical value that is either unusually too small or large (big) in comparison with the overall pattern of the numerical values contained in a data set.

Assuming I am counting the number of expert tutors on Brainly and I discovered two numerical values that were twice as big as the next highest value, I would expunge them because they can affect the final results.

Read more on outlier here: brainly.com/question/10600607

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